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2011, Entertainer
Sarah Jones: Sarah Jones as Sunita
Sarah Jones is a hilariously poignant Tony Award winning playwright and performer. This year she brought six guests to share their insights on what it means to be LGBT in today’s world. One guest is Sunita, an out Indian physician who explains what it is ...
2015, Business Leader, State Leader
The Texas Moment
Texas is the second largest state in the nation, but it provides no protections from discrimination for LGBT Texans. Now is time to secure equal treatment in the Lone Star State.
2011, Donor
Lynn Greer: Life Changing Experiences
Two life changing events brought Lynn to the LGBT movement. The first was the March on Washington which she accidentally attended because she was adding a panel to the AIDS Memorial Quilt in memory of her brother. The second was an OutGiving conference where she ...
2011, Donor
Brickson Diamond: Passion In Philanthropy - Getting It Back
After he lost his inspiration as a philanthropist, Brickson Diamond took a step back from the world to reignite his passion to give. Refresh. Reclaim. Regenerate. After his return from sabbatical at the Esalen Institute, these three words describe Brickson's motivation to change his approach ...
2011, Donor
Craig Harwood: At Seven I Knew
With humor and honesty, Craig Harwood shares what being a gay man has meant in his life – how he turned pain into power and change in the world.
2011, Donor, International Leader
Cary Alan Johnson, Dorothy Sander, and Sass Rogando Sasot: Equality Without Borders
Cary Johnson is executive director of the International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission (IGLHRC), Sass Rogando Sasot has been a transgender rights activist in the Philippines and Europe since she was 19, and Dorothy Sander is a philanthropist and Co-Chair of the Board of ...
2013, Business Leader, Donor, National Leader
A Celebration of Allies
New York Times columnist Frank Bruni moderates a conversation with three remarkable families: Maryann Simpson and her daughter Aija Simpson Paul Singer and his son Andrew Morris-Singer Brian Burke and his son Patrick Burke
2011, National Leader
Rea Carey: We Just Want to be Visible
Rea Carey is Executive Director of the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force. Rea shares stories of LGBT immigrants who face unique challenges with a broken immigration system and the federal government's failure to recognize lesbian and gay relationships.
2011, Entertainer
Sarah Jones: Sarah Jones as Lorraine
Sarah Jones is a hilariously poignant Tony Award winning playwright and performer. This year she brought six guests to share their insights on what it means to be LGBT in today’s world. One guest is Lorraine, an 80-year-old Jewish woman who thought diversity was a ...
2013, Donor
Catherine Pino and Ingrid Duran: Donor Stories
OutGivers Ingrid Duran and Catherine Pino (owners of D&P Creative Strategies, LLC) share their reasons for giving, highlighting the personal giving strategies behind their philanthropy, the passion that fuels their generosity, and the lessons they've learned to sustain the power their investment has to make ...
2011, National Leader
Janet Murguía: Latino/LGBT Collaboration
Janet Murguía is President and CEO of the National Council of La Raza, the largest Hispanic civil rights and advocacy organization in the United States. Using the 2009 Hate Crimes Prevention Act and the repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" (DADT), Janet highlights what can ...
2011, Donor
Andrew Park: Two Sides of the Same Wedge
Andrew Park is Program Director for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender International Human Rights at Wellspring Advisors. Andrew reminds us that LGBT people and immigrants are often targeted as two sides of the wedge used to divide the country. And he reminds us that in ...
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